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Asked by Shannon from United States

06/15/2014

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Is there a product to Kill poison ivy and brush, but not trees?
Hello, need some help. Do you have a good product you would recommend that would kill brush overgrowth and poison ivy, but not harm the surrounding young & mature oak, pine trees, etc? Some that hopefully wouldn't harm the grass surrounding the area either. Thank you in advance for your help!

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Unfortunately, there is not a product made to kill plants like ivy that would not also affect trees or turf. You could use a product such as Southern Ag Brush Killer as a foliar spray or painted on to cut plant surfaces, just be careful not to treat desirable plants when making these applications. T…
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Unfortunately, there is not a product made to kill plants like ivy that would not also affect trees or turf. You could use a product such as Southern Ag Brush Killer as a foliar spray or painted on to cut plant surfaces, just be careful not to treat desirable plants when making these applications. This product does not, however, translocate through the ground to other plants that have not come into contact with the product.

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Asked by Richard from Missouri

06/16/2015

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How often can/should Southern Ag Brush Killer be applied?
Main use is for a levee that in the past has been overgrown with blackberry, ragweed, burdock, and small saplings like locust and willow.

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Southern Ag Brush Killer can used as often as needed to conrol actively growing brush in your yard/levee. Typically it can take up to 6 weeks for a plant to die depending on size of plant, type of plant being treated and how the product was applied.

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Asked by Yvonne from Waynesboro, Ga 30830

06/07/2013

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Will this kill Virginia Creeper (five leaf...looks like poison ivy) in Southern Georgia

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Southern Ag Brush Killer is not specifically labeled for Virginia Creeper. We do have a product called Bonide Poison Ivy and Brush Killer that is labeled for virginia creeper. PLease make sure to follow the label instructions.

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Asked by Helen from Edenton, Nc

11/23/2014

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When to plant after using Southern Ag Brush Killer
How soon after using Southern Ag Brush Killer can I plant new plants? I am trying , desperately, to kill wisteria on a steep bank. Also, would it be safe to grow a vegetable garden near where it had been used. THANK YOU

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After using Southern Ag Brush Killer, you will need to wait 30-45 days plant a vegetable garden.

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Asked by P from Gretna, Ne

10/28/2012

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Will it kill the roots of Yew bushes after I've cut them to stumps.

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You can use Southern Ag Brush Killer to help get rid of Yew bushes. You should apply the product undiluted to the stumps.

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Asked by Ross from Starkville, Ms

08/12/2013

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What is the use rate of Brush Killer for application with a pressure sprayer?

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The application rate of Southern Ag Brush Killer is going to vary depending on what you are treating for. Per the product label: Using a hose-end or tank sprayer, mix 8-16 tablespoons (4-8 ounces) in enough water to make on gallon mixed spray. For mature or hard-to-control plants (such as ash…
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The application rate of Southern Ag Brush Killer is going to vary depending on what you are treating for. Per the product label: Using a hose-end or tank sprayer, mix 8-16 tablespoons (4-8 ounces) in enough water to make on gallon mixed spray. For mature or hard-to-control plants (such as ash, blackgum, choke cherry, elm, maple, oak, pine or winged elm), or during drought conditions, use the highest rate of application indicated. It is also recommended that this product be mixed with a surfactant to increase the effectiveness.

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Asked by Juergen from Shelbyville, In

07/02/2014

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Will this product kill mimosa trees?
We have mimosas sprouting everywhere.

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Yes, Southern Ag Brush Killer is labeled to control mimosa. You will mix 8-16 tablespoons (4 oz. to 8 oz.) with one gallon of water. This will cover 500 sq. ft.

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Asked by Paula from Sacramento, Ca

04/22/2013

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Is there a product like Southern Ag Brush Killer available in California ?
I have wild blackberry bushes and grapes vines taking over my property.

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Fertilome Brush and Stump Killer contains the same active ingredient at the same concentration and it is available for sale to CA.

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Asked by Kevin from Tx

11/08/2020

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Can you safely mix Southern Ag Brush Killer with a Glyphosate (like Eraser)?
Wanting to kill Asian Jasmine.

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Yes, as long as the area is one you are wishing to kill everything within it, you can safely mix the Glyphosate product and Southern Ag Brush Killer in the same tank for application together to the targeted plants.

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Asked by Kathy from Moss Point, Ms

10/14/2015

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How long before I can plant pansies after using Southern Ag Brush Killer?
I sprayed some weeds in a flower bed a week ago.

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You will want to wait about 30-45 days prior to planting after an application of Southern Ag Brush Killer.

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Asked by Todd

01/06/2019

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Will Southern Ag Bush Killer kill goat weed in my Bermuda grass?
If so, what time of year should I spray? They bloom later in the year. Will it kill my Bermuda grass?

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Although a triclopyr herbicide such as Southern Ag Brush Killer may control goatweed, this herbicide is not labeled to control this plant, nor is it labeled for use in home lawns. If you are referring to goatweed (Scoparia dulcis), then you will likely need to spot treat using a non-selective herbic…
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Although a triclopyr herbicide such as Southern Ag Brush Killer may control goatweed, this herbicide is not labeled to control this plant, nor is it labeled for use in home lawns. If you are referring to goatweed (Scoparia dulcis), then you will likely need to spot treat using a non-selective herbicide like RoundUp QuikPro. If you are referring to goathead/puncturevine (Tribulus terrestris), then you can use a pre-emergent called Surflan to prevent this weed in warm-season turf like Bermuda and around many established ornamental plants.

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Asked by Gary from Simpsonville

08/29/2019

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Will Southern Ag Brush Killer kill Nandinas?

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Southern Ag Brush Killer is not labeled to control Nandinas, also know as heavenly bamboo.   You can use RoundUp QuikPro at the highest listed usage rate to help eliminate bamboo. You will be required to cut the bamboo down to a short stump and then apply. It ca…
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Southern Ag Brush Killer is not labeled to control Nandinas, also know as heavenly bamboo.   You can use RoundUp QuikPro at the highest listed usage rate to help eliminate bamboo. You will be required to cut the bamboo down to a short stump and then apply. It can take several applications to achieve the desired results.

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Asked by Deb from Ok

08/15/2016

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If Southern Ag Brush Killer is applied what is the grazing period?

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The Southern Ag Brush Killer product label states that the area that has been treated with the product should not be grazed.

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Asked by Mark

05/08/2018

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How much Southern Ag Brush Killer is needed to kill a stump?

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To kill stumps with Southern Ag Brush Killer, you will apply the undiluted product with a paint brush or backpack sprayer to completely cover the freshly cut surface. The exact amount will depend on the size of the stump you are treating.

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Asked by Daniel from Baltimore

06/24/2019

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Will Southern Ag Brush Killer kill English Ivy?
I am removing ivy from part of my property and would like to kill it first if possible.

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Southern Ag Brush Killer is not labeled specifically for ground ivy/english ivy. Monterey Weed Whacker is labeled for ground ivy. Please review product label for rates and areas it is labeled to be used.

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Asked by Phil from Al

03/07/2018

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Will Southern Ag Brush Killer kill Asian Jasmine?

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Southern Ag Brush Killer is not labeled to kill Asian Jasmine. Image Kills Nutsedge Concentrate is labeled to take care safely of the grasses and weeds in your oriental Jasmine and ivy groundcover. It would not harm them when used as directed.

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Asked by Tim from Bartow, Fl

11/13/2017

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Will Southern Ag Brush Killer work on Wedelia (Sphagneticola trilobata)?

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Southern Ag Brush Killer is not labeled for Wedelia. There is nothing currently labeled to eradicate this plant. We would recommend contacting your local county extension office as they may be able to give you some recommendations.

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Asked by Sandra from Hotchkiss. Colorado

08/26/2018

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Will Southern Ag Brush Killer kill elm tree sprouts and stumps?

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Yes, Southern Ag Brush Killer will kill stumps and prevent sprouting. The product label states to apply the undiluted product with a paint brush or backpack sprayer to completely cover the freshly cut surface.

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Asked by Steve from Noblesville Indiana

06/30/2013

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Will Southern Ag Brush Killer work on Hackberry - Silver Maple Saplings?
Will this product kill Hackberry and Silver Maple. I have several Hackberry trees that keep growing up through a fence. I cut them back and they grow back. Looking for a product I can apply that will kill them.

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The Southern Ag Brush Killer does not specifically state Hackberry-Silver Maple Saplings on the label, however it has Maples in general in trees covered. If the root system is hearty, you will want to cut the saplings down as low to the ground and you can get them. Once cut, immediately apply the br…
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The Southern Ag Brush Killer does not specifically state Hackberry-Silver Maple Saplings on the label, however it has Maples in general in trees covered. If the root system is hearty, you will want to cut the saplings down as low to the ground and you can get them. Once cut, immediately apply the brush killer either at 8 ounces per gallon and spray it on, or paint it on undiluted. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

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Asked by Robert from Woodbine Nj

07/09/2022

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Does this product kill wild blueberry shrubs?

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Southern Ag Brush Killer is recommended for the control of unwanted woody plants. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions. Thorough coverage of the foliage with the chemical is necessary to kill the shrub.

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